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Inauguration Day (demo)
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Just because you won
Doesnt mean it's done
You can't use your guns
To fight the rising sun, oh no
You'll never scare us
You'll never bury us
Just because you won
Doesn't mean it's done
You might be stronger now
But we will not back down
You might think we are weak
But we will fill the streets, oh yeah
You might have won the crown
But we will give no ground
On inauguration day
We will stand and say
Just because you won
Doesnt mean it's done
You can't use your guns
To fight the rising sun, oh no
You'll never scare us
You'll never bury us
Just because you won
Doesn't mean it's done
You might be king for now
But these knees won't bow
You might have rigged the game
But we have cards to play, oh yeah
You might be shouting loud
But we're still standing proud
And come judgement day
We'll make sure you pay
Just because you won
Doesnt mean it's done
You can't use your guns
To fight the rising sun, oh no
You'll never scare us
You'll never bury us
Just because you won
Doesn't mean it's done
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